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potential pregnant rabbit

She also seemed to be holding her breath and them she would breath really fast amd hold her preath again, well her nose was closed (the flap that moves up and down as they breath) her tummy was moving up and down but alot slower than when her nose did move
 
I really don't know tbh as I have no experience of pregnancy in rabbits, but teeth grinding is 100% what they do whilst in a lot of pain. I hope if it is kits she has them soon, poor thing
 
If she's grinding her teeth in the morning and there are no babies, something is very wrong so I would get her to the vet URGENTLY. Hopefully things will be okay and she'll deliver any babies tonight.
 
She's also very overdue by the dates quoted earlier (day 37 now?), which isn't a good situation. I would second getting her assessed by a vet as a matter of urgency. Out of Hours vets get very expensive as soon as you walk in the door, so it's always better to be proactive than wait for an emergency situation. Get advice first, as transporting her if she is in labour (assuming she is pregnant) is also an issue.
 
Perhaps her being around the male triggered hormones causing a false pregnancy,, though there could be medical reasons if she is getting false pregnancies. You may want to have her spayed.
 
I went to check on her and found hair in the nest!
She has started to line the nest
No babies yet but she may have them over night (hopefully 🤞🏻)
 

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